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- noun Plural form of
viscount .
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Examples
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What do they call viscounts in merry old England, anyway?
Haven Kristi Cook 2011
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What do they call viscounts in merry old England, anyway?
Haven Kristi Cook 2011
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What do they call viscounts in merry old England, anyway?
Haven Kristi Cook 2011
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What do they call viscounts in merry old England, anyway?
Haven Kristi Cook 2011
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What do they call viscounts in merry old England, anyway?
Haven Kristi Cook 2011
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What do they call viscounts in merry old England, anyway?
Haven Kristi Cook 2011
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Seems unfair, but sons of earls are mere "Honorables," like the famous Mitford sisters and the children of viscounts and barons, except that first-born sons of earls and viscounts quite often use the title of one of dad's spare baronies.
Peerless Titles Paul Levy 2011
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Relatively speaking, the royals have plenty to pluck from when it comes to filling its wedding party morning coats -- dukes, earls, barons and too many viscounts and countesses to count.
Wendy Sachs: The Royal Wedding: Nannies, Princes and Page Boys Wendy Sachs 2011
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Relatively speaking, the royals have plenty to pluck from when it comes to filling its wedding party morning coats -- dukes, earls, barons and too many viscounts and countesses to count.
Wendy Sachs: The Royal Wedding: Nannies, Princes and Page Boys Wendy Sachs 2011
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More carriages, lords, and chamberlains, viscounts, mistresses of the robes -- lackeys all.
CORONATION DAY 2010
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